Today I brought Meg on to give her hot take on love languages. Is one better than another? Should I practice all of them or only the one I know I'm good at? Did Jesus exemplify one more than another? All great questions! Here's our take!

Brought my brother-in-law back on to get into the nitty gritty of the difference between fruits of the spirit vs. spiritual gifts. Does one come without the other? How do I know if someone is operating out of the spirit or just performing?

Listen to Brandon's podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/3GfhwsqFN8nwlh2eDB7V0U?si=e4380fc18267468c

Today we are getting churchy. We are talking about the baptism of the holy spirit and what that even means. Does it always look like speaking in tongues or falling over? Is it even something available to me? Let's talk about it!

Brought my sister back on to talk about some behaviors/habits in christian culture that we want to bring to light. These things, at surface level, can be easily overlooked, but when we take a closer look it makes us question how we can better represent Christ to the world.

We live in a society where we constantly have to prove ourselves to be accepted and as a result we tend to view God through the same lens. Today we are talking about performance mentality and how that projects onto our relationship with the Lord.

We love to tell people to just "have faith", but when you've been exercising faith for a while and you still see nothing shifting, those words feel more like a slap in the face. Let's get real about the exhaustion that happens when you feel like you've had faith for long enough.

No, we are not talking about the one that you did before school everyday. Today we talk about allegiance and how that can look like checking off a list instead of it being a heart posture.